Posted on February 3, 2016
Flat Rock Bodysurfing Invitational
Australia is home to some astoundingly good weather and has hundreds of great beaches on offer. Although bodysurfing is not the only water sport seen here, it has been and always will be one of the more popular… Read More
Posted on February 2, 2016
WaveWrecker Bodysurfing Wetsuit
A startup company in San Diego aims to transform the art of bodysurfing by introducing a new, unique style of wetsuit. Like most wetsuits it is buoyant and will keep a person relatively dry and warm, but this… Read More
Posted on February 2, 2016
Storm Henry
Storm Henry duly arrived on Monday afternoon, punching winds in excess of 90 mph. As well as the wind, there was a 40 foot southerly swell encapsulated within it which spread to the coasts of Northern Ireland, western… Read More
Posted on January 20, 2016
Search and Enjoy
One of the greatest feelings there is when it comes to any kind of wave riding is adventure. That’s the feeling you get when your “bud” calls, or sends a message on every possible device known to man,… Read More
Posted on October 13, 2015
Australian Tropical Cyclone Outlook
The Bureau of Meteorology (B.o.M.) has issued its outlook for the 2015-16 Australian Tropical Cyclone Season and a less active season than average is predicted. Large swell events are therefore less likely to occur around their coasts. El… Read More
Posted on October 6, 2015
Shark Attacks – Is it safe to bodysurf?
Bodysurfing is a sport whereby one is submersed in water throughout, so it is always more pleasurable to do it where the weather is fine and the seas warm. However, anywhere that the seas are warm (and there’s… Read More
Posted on August 30, 2015
Bodysurfing “flip”
At the recent Point Panic Bodysurfing Championships a forward “flip” was performed by the eventual winner. This spectacular manoeuvre by Kaneali’i Wilcox in the third round of the competition helped ensure he was crowned this years champion. View… Read More
Posted on June 11, 2015
The Severn Bore
The Severn Bore, a surge of water which is forced up the funnel-shaped estuary of the river Severn, has the third highest tidal range in the world. As the river narrows near Minsterworth the bore has less area… Read More